"To sing this cavatina calmly and expressively - I find it very difficult.

"Wait a moment," said the banker, stopping the young man; "do you hear that delightful cavatina?

He also wrote the guitar piece "Cavatina".

"Cavatina," a premiere, nonetheless evoked a haunting sense of unspecified drama.

The other acts during the concert also included the Cavatina Duo from Bosnia.

Her cavatina had gorgeously relaxed sweeping lines.

"Your heart pounds before the cavatina," Ms. Harteros said.

The second movement, in D major, is a gentle and lyrical cavatina for the violin, with the piano reduced to the role of accompanist throughout.

Left alone, he sings the cavatina, "Viens, gentille dame".

He would try the Cavatina again now, he decided, and bringing his music-stand closer, he settled himself in readiness to begin.

The start of the fourth movement is not the typical quick-tempo finale, but a slow cavatina back in the home key of G minor.

In the Cavatina from Opus 130, which opened the concert, he led from the concertmaster's chair.

Her opening romanza is one of the opera's finest highlights, although he later replaced it with an equally brilliant florid cavatina.

(Only one piece, a cavatina for violin and piano, is performed with any regularity today, sometimes as an encore.)

Recitative and cavatina of Laërte.

Isabella enters with a sorrowful cavatina 'Cruda sorte!

Maidens oft will sigh and languish, Cavatina.

Konchakovna joins in the singing hoping that her own lover will join here soon (Konchakovna's Cavatina).

The cavatina from La Forza del Destino, not inappropriate, I do believe.

Cavatina (Myers)

The gipsy's invitation: a cavatina.

And the Countess doesn't appear until the second act, when she starts right off with a cavatina, or short aria, "Porgi, amor."

Williams recorded "Cavatina" by Stanley Myers.

He Was Beautiful (Cavatina)

"Cavatina" was used as the film's theme, eight years before the piece became famous as the theme for The Deer Hunter.